MUS Academic Event of the Year
DTECH's Den, a week-long pitch competition on sustainability and technology with a $1,000 prize pool, built with the Dobson Centre.
Where business& technologymeet.
McGill's bridge between business and tech. Industry panels, hands-on workshops, networking, and a student-run publication. No tech background needed.
- Community
- 2,000+ followers
- This season
- 4 industry events · 3 partnerships
- Founded
- Since 2008
Partners withindustry leaders.
Speakers, panelists and collaborators who've joined DTECH events, from global banks to game studios.
Ubisoft
Manulife
intact
BBA
StudentCollective
Deloitte.
Accenture
BCG
Bell
Desjardins
CN
TELUS
ValSoft
McGill Private Capital
Women in TechMcGill
Dobson Centre
Dialectica
Since 2008,
a track record.
AIS chapter in Canada
DTECH inaugurated the first Canadian chapter of the Association for Information Systems at the Faculty of Management.
Industry events, F26–W27
Opportunities in Tech, a ValSoft recruiting info session with McGill Private Capital, Cybersecurity & Intelligent Systems, International Business & Tech.
Instagram · @dtech.mcgill1,447
followers
LinkedIn · DTech612
followers
Since 200815+
events and 500+ attendees by early 2024
Built for people
who want in.
Speaker panels
People who actually do the work, on where their industry is heading and how to get in.
Hands-on workshops
Build things. Our latest, with the OpenAI Student Collective, had attendees shipping internal tools with Codex.
DTECH Review
Our student-led publishing arm covering venture capital, fintech, biotech and AI.
Networking
Every panel ends with open networking, so you leave with contacts as well as answers.
Case & pitch competitions
Solve real business problems from sponsors, or pitch a venture at DTECH's Den.
Membership
Get a front-row seat.
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The seasonahead.
Four events. Dozens of professionals. One question: where is technology actually heading, and what does that mean for the people entering it?
DTECH
ReviewHighlights
ReviewHighlights
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Behind every AI tool lies an invisible workforce: the writers, artists, coders and everyday internet users whose work helped build these systems.
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